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CORRECT: 10-yr Treasury auction meets with solid demand

LeslieWines

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - A Treasury Department auction of $8 billion in new 10-year notes Tuesday afternoon meet with solid demand, including a high bid-to-cover - or bids accepted to bids received - ratio of 2.91. The auction was a reopening of an August 10-year note sale, meaning that the notes actually have a maturity of 9 years and 11 months. The indirect bid, a category that is scrutinized because it includes foreign central banks, was 18.8%, a percentage that is fairly high for a reopening. The auction produced a high yield of 4.810% and a median yield of 4.797%. (Correcting the maturity of the notes).

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